Lords of Camelot

This volume is actually quite simple. Davian simply repays the favor he owed to Gilgamesh and enjoys the fun of being a hero at the same time.

Finally, there weren't as many things going on in Uruk as in Britain, and Davian felt a lot more relaxed.

Thanks to the help of the Holy Grail, he and Gareth had a very pleasant time together. This was a rare relaxation for him. Maybe he should thank Gilgamesh for this? (Laughs) Of course, don't tell Gilgamesh this, he will probably burst out laughing again.

Morgan also revealed a lot of her inner emotions here, just like Maiev hunting Illidan, the emptiness left after revenge is no joke. After the thousand-year cooling-off period, Morgan's vicious character has long been thrown into an unknown corner.

Other emotions returned to her mind, and she naturally understood what mistakes she had made in the past. Although it could not be made up for, even just frankly admitting the mistakes could bring comfort to the person involved.

It's good that Gareth and Davian can get such comfort, after all, there was only anger and darkness between them and Morgan when they were alive.

However, starting from this volume, the role of my king has basically disappeared. In the end, I was able to write something about my king in the Crown Time Temple, which was already a great effort on my part to squeeze in some personal content.

The reason is quite simple, because the storyline between Davian and Altria has basically come to an end. The story of the king and the lord has already been completed, and these two people are not as awkward as Morgan.

But now I am also thinking about whether I can put some personal thoughts into the final volume. This is really difficult to handle.

It's because Morgan's storyline hasn't been completed yet that there's a final volume. By the way, there's no Shura Field, so don't expect it. I can't write it, hahahahahahahaha!

It's normal that Davian often complains about the fact that the human world didn't give him a crown spiritual base in this volume, after all, the enemies are all overpowered. By the way, the crown spiritual base is not a particularly valuable thing. Merlin said that if he has enough time, it won't be a big deal to get a crown spiritual base (laughs).

Whether facing Tiamat or Goetia, Davian's final position is actually similar to that of a suicide infantryman. It's just that the self-destruction of others is just that, but his self-destruction can really hold down the Beast's head for a while.

But he only enjoyed this volume. You all know the next volume, where the biggest and worst torture finally comes (laughs).

By the way, for Davian, this matter was mainly to help Gilgamesh. He did not feel that he really helped Chaldea, so in the end Merlin gave the fantasy book to Chaldea so that he could use it in the future.

Well, please wait for the next volume. Now even I don't know how many chapters the final volume will have. By the way, the next volume will be a two-line advancement after Chaldea arrives. Ritsuka and Caster should have a lot of perspectives, anyway, more than the seventh singularity.

It makes sense to write this way. I will explain it to you in detail in the summary at the end of the final volume.

By the way, there will be a lot of super monsters in the next volume, and Davian will also get the final strongest form. By the way, you can guess in advance which job Davian is the strongest, just guess from the four jobs mentioned before.

The first chapter of the final volume will be in an hour, don't forget to read it~Ciao~